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Chris and Neil break down all that they've heard from Florida's spring practices, including several position battles and projections. Also: Neil recaps a huge series win over Ole Miss for Florida baseball.

Neil rides solo tonight to quickly discuss Florida basketball's embarrassing loss to Central Florida and Billy Gonzales returning to Florida for a third run as the Gators' wide receivers coach.

New IAKOW contributor Ethan Howick joins the show to talk about Florida's big series win over Miami on the baseball diamond.

Best of luck to the three now-former Florida assistants in their next roles in the NFL. They leave a wide variety of different sized shoes to fill at Florida.

Preferred walk-on safety Javion Toombs joins the show to talk about his path to Florida, why Billy Napier-recruited guys are just different, and what's in store for the Gator football program in 2023.

Two major points of discussion are delved into on today's pod: the Gator basketball team's huge win over Tennessee, and burying the Jaden Rashada saga with one final discussion on him.

College football superfan- and Florida's new Director of NIL Strategy- Ben Chase joins us to recap his journey, and look ahead to his role helping Florida improve its NIL structure.

Florida DL signee CamRon Jackson stops by to talk about his journey to, and his future with, the Florida Gators.

It's portal season, and Florida is capitalizing.

Neil and Chris break down Florida's 2022 recruiting class as it stands on Early Signing Day, praising some successes and lamenting other misses.

The IAKOW Forecast team recaps a dreary bowl performance and an even drearier-looking Signing Day for Florida.

Chris, Dustin, and a voice-less Neil preview the Florida-Oregon State matchup in the Las Vegas Bowl.

The IAKOW Forecast crew discusses the impact of the commitment of five star QB DJ Lagway.

Time to recap the highs, the lows, and the downright maddening parts of the Gators' 2022 football season- and hand out some final grades.

Neil, Chris, and Dustin recap the Gators' 45-38 loss to FSU and preview what the future of Gator football could- and should- look like.

TJ Pittinger from the FSU podcast Double Fries No Slaw joins us to preview the big game on Friday between the Gators and Seminoles.

Neil and Chris break down one of the ugliest losses in program history (though they're quick to explain, not THE ugliest) and discuss where the Gators go from here.

Can Florida continue its domination of Vanderbilt and win its third game in a row?

Florida embarrasses South Carolina and achieves payback on both the Gamecocks (for 2021) and Spencer Rattler (for the 2020 Cotton Bowl) with a 38-6 smackdown of the Gamecocks. For Neil and Chris, this is a celebratory podcast- not just because of the victory itself, but because of the positive long-term ramifications that could come from it.

It's Senior Day for Florida as they welcome South Carolina- and old foe Spencer Rattler- into the Swamp for their home finale. The Fan UpState (SC) radio host and UF alum Marc Ryan joins us to give us the lowdown on the Gamecocks.

It was a tale of two halves in College Station, the end result of which was Florida's second-ever win over Jimbo Fisher- and possibly a stepping stone for this Gator football program.

Florida and Texas A&M are two programs desperate for a victory as they enter the home stretch of their seasons. We welcome back now-former A&M beat reporter Mike Lucas to break down everything that he observed with the Aggies, and give us some intel on what's been going on in AggieLand this season.

A multi-topicked episode features a postmortem of both the Cormani McClain stunner and the Gators' 42-20 loss to Georgia in Jacksonville.

Former Florida WR Frankie Hammond Jr. joins us to reminisce about his playing days, talk about the X's and O's of the wide receiver position, discuss the 2022 Gator team's struggles and preview the big game against Georgia.

Yes, it really was that bad. Neil and Dustin explain why, exactly, this was one of the worst defensive performances in school history

Former Florida linebacker David Reese joins us to reminisce about his playing days, talk about the ins and outs of coaching the linebacker position, and gives his prediction about the upcoming Florida-LSU game!

The Gators are finally in the W column in the SEC standings with a win over Missouri, although there are still lots of things for this team to work on. Chris, Neil, and Dustin break them all down, while at the same time acknowledging the journey that this team has come on so far.

Neil, Chris, and Dustin break down Florida's upcoming game against Missouri this weekend, discussing what has to happen for Missouri to pull the upset, and how Florida can run away with this game as they're expected to.

It's the Gator Good Foundation week, and on this episode of the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast, we're shining a light on an incredible story: the story of how, in the wake of cruel fate, two childhood friends became closer than ever before. All the traits that parents could ever hope their kids to have- kindness, determination, perseverance, loyalty, and good attitudes- are present in Bennett Esquenazi and Alec Gluckman, two teenaged Florida fans who will be watching their Gators in the Swamp for the first time ever this Saturday, courtesy of the Gator Good Foundation- and the Gator fanbase that powers it. Today, we learn more about their story, and what it means to be strong when you least expect to need to.

Chris, Neil, and Dustin break down Florida's 52-17 win over EWU, and talk about what they're looking for moving forward the rest of the way.

Florida's game against Eastern Washington will go on after all, 24 hours after it was initially scheduled to. Neil and Chris break down what they're looking to see in the game- and more specifically, who they're looking to see. Best wishes to everybody in the path of Hurricane Ian.

Neil and Chris break down Florida's 38-33 loss to Tennessee, and highlight the things that need to change moving forward.

Former Florida national champion and First Team All-American kicker Caleb Sturgis joins us to preview Florida's huge tilt with Tennessee.

The 2022 season nearly got derailed before it could even get started. Neil, Dustin, and Chris break down the Gators' near-fiasco against USF.

College football Superfan Ben Chase joins us to talk about his journey to attend 60 college football games this fall, as well as preview the Florida-USF game.

Florida lost to Kentucky for the second year in a row, but this time, the outlook is much brighter.

Can Florida return Kentucky to its rightful place beneath them in the SEC standings, or will Kentucky continue to antagonize the Gators? Neil, Chris, and Dustin break down the upcoming matchup on Saturday night, which will feature two ranked teams in the Swamp.

What a way to kick off the Billy Napier era!

The Billy Napier Era is set to kick off on Saturday night against a top ten team in the Utah Utes, and so of course we have to have a special guest to preview such a special game! Former Florida Gator All-American tight end Ben Troupe is back, and previews the game with us the way that only he can.

Former Florida WR legend Chris Doering stops by to preview the 2022 Gator football season with the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast.

Florida landed five more commitments last weekend as part of another monster weekend on the recruiting trail, and the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast team breaks down each commitment, as well as analyze what each player brings.

With three weeks to go until kickoff, it's time for the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast to deliver its second annual Florida Gators State Of The Program Address. Of course, a true SOTP Address needs great guests, and so we've got David Soderquist from Getting Swamped and Zach Goodall from Sports Illustrated along with the IAKOW Forecast's Chris Yanes and Neil Shulman to help break down the current state of the Gators' program!

Florida offensive lineman Ethan White stops by to talk about what it's been like to be an offensive lineman at Florida for the past three seasons, what changes Billy Napier has implemented so far, what Florida fans can look forward to both out of White and the Gators as a team, and so much more.

The In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast proudly welcomes new contributor Chris Yanes to the team, and he's got quite the episode to start out with us as Billy Napier and Florida have officially gotten some serious momentum building on the recruiting trail.

Florida defensive back Jadarrius (JD) Perkins stops by before summer practice begin to talk about his journey from a tough upbringing through community college and to the University of Florida. He also talks about the Gator team as a whole, where he fits on the Florida defense, what to look forward to from both the offense and the defense, and more.

Florida Gator tennis legend Sam Riffice joins the show to talk about his illustrious career at Florida, how he captained the Gators to their first ever national championship, what it means to have put one of the last Gator teams to not win a national championship on the map.

Billy Napier and the Florida Gators are on a roll these days on the recruiting trail, picking up four commits in the last week: DL TJ Searcy, QB Marcus Stokes, RB Treyaun Webb, and ATH Eugene Wilson III. Dustin and Neil break down each of their tape and talk about what makes each one of them unique, and provide their way-too-early mock 2023 classes.

Florida missed on one of its top targets on the recruiting trail this past week, but landed three others. Neil and Dustin break it all down, and then step back and look at the class as a whole.

Florida running back Lorenzo Lingard stops by to talk about his personal journey to the University of Florida, the new culture— and the new scheme— that Billy Napier has installed, his disappointment from not playing despite excelling in practice under the Mullen regime, the role of intelligence within the sport and what Gator fans can expect to see in 2022.

It's time to put a bow on the 2022 Gator baseball and Gator softball seasons, each of which gave us plenty of pleasant memories before coming to an end, but which took very different paths. And recruiting season is starting to heat up!

Gator softball great Lauren Haeger stops by to recount her historic career with the orange and blue, talk about the 2022 Florida softball team, discuss what makes "Postseason Tim Walton" so special, and preview what will hopefully be a deep Gator run at the Women's College World Series.

Former UCLA star catcher and current softball analyst/coach Jen Schroeder stops by to preview Florida softball's upcoming Super Regional showdown with Virginia, talk about the Gators' softball program as a whole, and how and why the sport of softball is quickly growing in terms of popularity across the country.

As is usually the case, the Gators have so much going on in too many different sports that it may be difficult to keep up with it all. In today's episode, Neil and Dustin do just that. First up, the Forecast team previews Florida's road to defend its national title in men's tennis. Next, the two discuss what Gator softball has to do to make a return to OKC. After that, it's time to recount Florida's glorious walkout victory over FSU on the baseball diamond to claim the season series, and then for a finale, the two talk about Billy Napier's efforts on the recruiting trail- and the three commitments Napier & Co. have landed in the past week and a half.

Former Florida Gator linebacker James Houston IV takes time to reflect on his career with the Gators from 2018-20, why he transferred to Jackson State, what it was like to play for Deion Sanders, which NFL teams have expressed interest in him, and what he's doing to prepare for the NFL Draft. Houston also takes a few moments to discuss a few fellow Gators who are expecting to hear their names get called in this weekend's NFL Draft, including Dameon Pierce, Zach Carter, and Kaiir Elam.

With the Orange And Blue spring game in the books, Neil and Dustin break down the game and talk a little bit about what comes next for Billy Napier and the Florida Gators. Also discussed: Gator men's tennis wins the SEC, Todd Golden loads up the basketball roster via the transfer portal and QB Carlos Del Rio-Wilson elects to transfer.

The In All Kinds of Weather Forecast crew breaks down the Gators' hire of new men's basketball coach Todd Golden, recalls what they particularly didn't like about Mike White, discusses what Golden will do differently/better, and sets the expectations for Golden in his career at Florida.

After seven years of consistent mediocrity, Mike White is no longer the head men's basketball coach at the University of Florida. It's time to begin unpacking his tenure and the narratives that were formed throughout it. And then, it will be time to move forward.

It's a true #EverythingSchool pod today as Neil and Dustin discuss a total of EIGHT Gator sports. Among the topics of discussion: gymnastics wins the SEC, Florida's tennis teams get into gear, softball is on a tear, baseball beats Miami, one of the two basketball programs is gearing up for the NCAA Tournament, and the football staff is making moves on the recruiting trail!

The Florida Gators women's basketball program was in the news for all the wrong kinds of reasons just a few months ago as head coach Cam Newbauer resigned in disgrace. Now with Kelly Rae Finley at the controls, this program has not only stepped out from the shadows- they're winning like never before. Former Florida women's basketball star Jordan Jones stops by to talk about how this team has turned its identity around in the unlikeliest of circumstances, and become a team that Gator Nation should be proud of.

The Gators' 2022 recruiting class didn't finish up as strong as many had hoped, but by and large, the class was overall a success. Neil and Dustin explain why in the IAKOW Forecast's class wrap-up episode.

With National Signing Day less than a week away, Neil and Dustin discuss the Gators' chances to land several players still on Florida's board. They also discuss the army that Florida continues to build, as well as briefly touching on the four commitments Florida has gotten in the last couple of weeks.

There's quite a lot of Gator news to discuss! Between Phlandrous Fleming celebrating his rival school's national championship, Florida basketball's continued struggles, more staff members being added to Billy Napier's army and the commitment of running back Trevor Etienne, Neil, Dustin, and Casey sort everything out and break down a crazy month in Gator athletics so far.

Few people know Billy Napier, the man tasked with coaching the Florida Gators, better than those who used to cover him at Louisiana. That's why our co-host Dustin Smith sat down with Matt, the co-host of the Ragin' Review podcast- and someone who's had access to Napier at Lafayette- for a 90 minute conversation that will tell you everything you'll need to know about Florida football's new leader.

The Billy Napier era is off to a great start with a tremendous haul on Early Signing Day. In the IAKOW Forecast ESD special episode, Neil and Dustin discuss all that and more!

There are two major items on the docket today as Neil and Dustin recap the Gators' victory over rival FSU, and then get to the bigger matter at hand: Florida has a new head football coach.

It's a sad time in Gator Nation, to say the least. Thank you, Dan Mullen. You made Gator football fun again.

Samford gave the Florida Gators quite a scare, but Dan Mullen's team pulled away in the end. The problem is that Florida was expected to beat Samford by almost 40 points- and the Gators' latest lackluster showing does not bode well for Mullen's future in Gainesville.

With a few individual exceptions, the Florida Gators committed the ultimate sin of competitive sports on Saturday night. They quit. And embarrassed themselves. And after years of incompetence, that proved to be the final nail in the coffins of defensive coordinator Todd Grantham and offensive line coach John Hevesy.

After an ugly 34-7 loss to Georgia, Dustin and Neil dissect the Gators' problems. Is recruiting to blame? Or is it something else? And where does Florida go from here?

Florida is a heavy underdog against Georgia this weekend, but the Gators have pulled off upsets in this series before. Can they do it again?

The Florida Gators sit at a crossroads right now. Dan Mullen has long been accused of being a stubborn, overly arrogant man who lets loyalty and relationships dictate who plays and coaches for him. But he's out of time to stamp his foot and prove to us all that his way will work. He has no other options now but to make some business decisions. And as for the "facts" that he's going to do some soul searching for? Oh, we'll give him facts, all right...

It's that time of year again: time for the Florida Gators to play LSU. The situation is fairly similar, with LSU missing nearly half its team. Can the Gators take advantage this time?

Florida didn't look great in the first half, but then figured things out in the second half to roll past a hapless Vandy squad. Neil and Dustin discuss that, and check in on how some former Gator stars are doing in their new homes in 2021.

After a devastating loss to Kentucky, the Gators need to figure out some answers as they approach the second half of the season. It starts against Vandy.

One of the more horrifying Florida football losses in recent memory has seemingly punctured the Gators' 2021 goals. How did it happen? Neil and Dustin commiserate together and try to make sense of a game that contained a lot of decisions that, frankly, did not make any sense.

After notching its first SEC win of the year, the Gators look to keep their momentum rolling- not only for the season, but against a feisty Kentucky program that always plays them tough.

The Florida Gators partook in the annual tradition of beating the Tennessee Volunteers. Along the way, there were certainly some things to improve on- but overall, Florida is getting better each week.

First up is the burning question that Gator fans are debating: is Tennessee really a rival for Florida anymore? Once that's settled, Neil and Dustin get down to business, discussing all the things they'd like to see from the Gators in their SEC home opener.

Dustin and Neil break down the Gators' 31-29 defeat at the hands of Alabama in the Swamp, acknowledging that although there was a lot to be proud of, there's still a lot of work to be done if Florida its to compete for a national championship.

Veteran Florida Gators photographer Alex Shepherd join us to talk about his life on the sidelines with the Gators, and then the conversation turns to football. Can the Gators beat big, bad Bama? And what does it mean for the program if they do?

What's next for the Gator quarterback room? Neil, Casey and Dustin discuss, plus laugh at FSU!

Florida travels down to Tampa for the first leg of a two-for-one series with USF. Can the Gators figure things out against the Bulls before Alabama comes to town?

Neil and Dustin break down the Gators' season-opening win over Florida Atlantic, featuring a quarterback controversy, an improved offensive line and more.

It's time to make some predictions! How will the Gators do in 2021? Who scares us? Casey, Neil and Dustin get together and make their picks!

The 2020 Florida Gator offense was elite, but with Emory Jones taking over for Kyle Trask, and with other stars such as Kyle Pitts and Kadarius Toney also gone, what does 2021 hold? After a brief update on recruiting, former Florida All-American Ben Troupe joins us to break down the Gators' 2021 offense, position by position.

The Florida Gators' all time sack leader, Alex Brown, returns to the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast for a deep dive into the X's and O's of the 2021 Florida Gator defense. Among the topics discussed: incoming stars Diwun Black and Jason Marshall, whether or not we expect Florida to be more aggressive defensively in 2021, and X-factors at each level of the defense.

The In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast crew is finally back together to discuss Gator football! Today, Neil, Dustin and Casey discuss a variety of subjects, including a 2-1 football series with Central Florida and Eliah Drinkwitz getting a little too confident, before the main discussion about the SEC's expected expansion to sixteen teams. How would a sixteen team SEC work? How would the schedules work? How would a conference champion be crowned? Listen in to hear the team's thoughts!

Florida is back up and at 'em on the recruiting trail in an action packed week that's seen four recruits commit to the Gators. Are more commitments in store? Neil and Dustin discuss.

The In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast team is finally back together after a two month hiatus! After catching up on the Gator baseball, softball and tennis programs, as well as some recent extensions handed out to Gator coaches, Dave Waters joins the show for the featured presentation: the Gator football State of the Program Address. Can Mullen win without elite recruiting? What will the offense look like with Emory Jones? What's to be made of the reports we got from spring practice? Dave and the IAKOW Forecast crew dive into all these questions and more in the ultimate offseason football podcast episode.

Is Mike White the guy for the Florida Gators men's basketball program? Or should the experiment come to an end? Our Neil Shulman debates his fellow Neil, Florida Basketball Hour co-host Neil Blackmon, on all the common talking points about White, including his X's and O's, CEO moves, what the Gator standard really is and whether White can ultimately have the Florida basketball program where it belongs.

In today's quick episode, Neil and Dustin break down the Gators' monumental series victories on the baseball and softball diamonds this past weekend. Neil also takes a minute to shout out some of the other Gator sports on their accomplishments.

It's a sad time for Gator basketball fans right now. After recapping the past week of softball and baseball, and after breaking down the Gators' loss to Oral Roberts in the NCAA Basketball Tournament, the crew expresses frustration over Mike White one last time, laments the loss of the hoops program Florida once had, and brainstorms possible replacements for White.

It's been another big week for the #EverythingSchool, and the Gators are headed to the NCAA Basketball Tournament. The crew brings you up to speed on the latest in softball, baseball and football recruiting before breaking down Florida's draw and previewing their first (and hypothetical second) game.

In today's episode, Dustin and Neil bring you up to speed on the latest with baseball and softball, as well as voice their concerns with the basketball program and break down the most recent developments from Gator football's spring practice.

Dustin and Neil discuss the latest on several different sports today, including a hot start for Gator softball, a crazy opening weekend for Gator baseball, the return to the court for Gator basketball and initial observations from Gator football's spring practices.

The 2020 Gator baseball team showed tremendous promise before COVID-19 ruined everything. But with their eyes on the prize, (almost) everyone on that team decided to come back in 2021 and finish what they started. Today, former Gator star pitcher Alex Faedo- who helped lead Florida to its first ever national championship in 2017- discusses what made that 2017 team so special, and explains why he sees a lot of the same things in this 2021 team.

On today’s jam-packed show, Neil and Joey talk about the Gator basketball team’s upset win at West Virginia and whether or not Mike White has regained their trust. Then the conversation shifts to football, beginning with hire of Garrick McGee. The two then break down the Gators’ schedule, preview the 2021 recruiting class as Signing Day looms, and for a finale, Neil and Joey react live to the Arik Gilbert news! (The news broke as they were recording their show, so you’ll get to hear their excitement in the moment that they first learned of it!)

In a jam packed episode, Neil and Dustin kick off the show by discussing a few pieces of recent news and briefly discussing the state of the Gator basketball program. The Forecast team then welcomes back former Florida All-American tight end Ben Troupe to recap the highs, the lows, and the legacy of an all-around unforgettable 2020 Gator football team.

Last week was quite a busy week in the world of Gator athletics, and Dustin and Neil are here to break it all down. First, they give their initial thoughts on what's shaping up to be a special season for Gator baseball before moving on to discussing the dreadful week for Gator basketball. Then, the featured presentation: a wild week for Gator football. That week included a variety of rumors that Dan Mullen would bolt for the NFL, the unpopular decision Mullen made to retain Todd Grantham, the replacement of Ron English and Torrian Gray with Wesley McGriff, the official welcoming of thirteen new Gators to the student body, and the unfortunate departure of Neil's favorite player.

Following the worst defensive performance in Florida Gators history, Dustin, Casey and Neil share their thoughts on what went wrong, discuss the everlasting damage that Todd Grantham did to the program, and express their heartfelt thanks to Kyle Trask for all he did as a Gator.

In a quick, impromptu addition to our Cotton Bowl preview episode, Neil and Dustin break down the heavy personnel losses the Gators suffered at the wide receiver position on Monday with two top pass catchers opting out and a third testing positive for COVID-19.

Today, the whole crew is back together to preview Florida's Cotton Bowl showdown against Oklahoma. In addition, Neil, Casey and Dustin vent some frustrations about the seemingly impending Kyle Trask Heisman Trophy snub, and share their favorite memories about this senior class.

In today's episode, Dustin and Neil break down the shootout between Alabama and Florida in the SEC Championship Game this past Saturday night, and discuss how the same issues that have plagued Florida all year led to their demise once more.

On the morning of the 2020 SEC Championship Game, Neil and Dustin share their final thoughts on the matchup between the Gators and Crimson Tide.

In today's special episode, Neil and Dustin react to the penultimate College Football Playoff Rankings, as well as the 21 Florida Gator commits who became Florida Gator signees on Early Signing Day.

In a special SEC Championship-Early Signing Day hybrid preview episode, Gator QB legend Shane Matthews joins us to discuss just how special Kyle Trask is, whether he should win the Heisman, and what Florida has to do in order to have ANY chance whatsoever to take down Alabama in the SEC Championship Game. We also talk about the wild world of recruiting, what factors do and don't play into recruits' decisions, and, as always, make some predictions.

Florida had everything going for it on Senior Night against LSU, a mere four wins away from a national championship. Instead, in a game Florida was favored to win by 24 points, everything melted down at once in a horrifying, season-killing loss that ranks up there among the most devastating defeats in school history. It's nearly impossible to make sense of it, but Neil, Dustin and Casey do their best in today's episode.

Former Gator kicker Frankie Velez joins us today to talk all about not being heavily recruited and overcoming the odds to produce for the Florida Gators in meaningful situations. We also talk about the upcoming Florida-LSU game, as well as how and why the Gators may have been underperforming a little lately.

Today, host Dustin Smith and In All Kinds Of Weather creator and founder Neil Shulman discuss the importance of Florida clinching the SEC East, as well as some things that are cause for concern as the Gators prepare for a revenge game against LSU- and prepare to take their long awaited shot at Alabama in the SEC Championship Game.

With the Florida-Tennessee game looming, Gators' all time sack artist Alex Brown stops by to reminisce about his five sack game against the Vols in 1999, discuss the current state of the "rivalry" and breaks down the X's and O's of Florida's struggling defense.

The crew breaks down the "tale of two halves" game between the Gators and Kentucky Wildcats that brought Florida within one win of clinching the SEC East. Also included in this episode: host Dustin Smith debates In All Kinds Of Weather founder Neil Shulman and contributor Casey Hampton on the subject of Todd Grantham, viewer comments and more.

On this special episode of the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast, former Gators Breakdown host Bill Sikes joins us to talk about the makeup of the current Florida team- and just how incredible their success is. And of course, we preview our upcoming game against Kentucky too!

On today's episode, the In All Kinds of Weather Forecast crew breaks down the Gators' underwhelming 38-17 victory over lowly Vanderbilt, and discusses potential factors that led to the lackluster performance.

Contributor Joey Vizzi joins the podcast for the first time to recap the first six games of the 2020 season, as well as preview the Gators' upcoming game against Vanderbilt with Neil and Dustin.

In this episode, the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast crew breaks down the Gators' rout of Arkansas, (sorry we had to do that to you, Feleipe) and peeks ahead to who else could be standing in their way in terms of a College Football Playoff bid.

Former Gator All-American and national champion kicker Caleb Sturgis joins us this week to reminisce about his playing days, as well as preview the Gators' upcoming game against Arkansas- and former Florida quarterback Feleipe Franks.

Time to celebrate! Neil and Dustin recap the Gators' euphoric win over Georgia and talk about what it means to Florida as a program to have finally gotten over the Georgia hurdle.

A big game means a big guest, and the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast was thrilled to bring on former Gator record-setting receiver Reidel Anthony for the occasion. In this episode, Reidel, Casey, Dustin and Neil discuss the Florida-Georgia rivalry as a whole, how much this year's game means to both teams and the X's and O's of Saturday's contest.

In this episode, Casey and Neil share their thoughts on the Gators' 41-17 rout over Missouri in their return to the gridiron, as well as the full scale brawl at halftime that's got the whole sports world buzzing.

We finally have some upcoming football games to talk about after back to back bye weeks! For the occasion, we brought along Sports Illustrated's Florida Gators beat writer, Zach Goodall, to set the scene and talk about what he's liked from Florida so far, as well as where the Gators could improve. And of course, to preview the upcoming game against Missouri.

The Forecast team breaks down and analyzes a crazy week for Gator football to start the show, and then the topic turns to where the Gators stand at the present moment. That's when Dustin takes on Neil and Casey in by far the most heated debate among the three co-hosts in the show's young history...

Former Gator punting legend Johnny Townsend joins us this week to talk about the life of a special teamer, as well as the growing impact special teams is having on the game of football. We also discuss a Florida-LSU series that's been defined by special teams plays, and preview the rivalry's upcoming chapter. *DISCLAIMER* this episode was recorded, edited and published prior to any news being released about a COVID-19 outbreak within Florida's program, and thus any announcements of a postponed game; because of this, these topics were not discussed in the episode and the Florida-LSU game was discussed as though it was set to be played as scheduled. However, Johnny gave us our time, and our discussion was much broader than just the upcoming game on Saturday. Therefore, regardless of what winds up happening to the Florida-LSU game on October 17, this is still at least a relevant discussion that we feel was worth publishing at this time. We kindly ask that you listen with that in mind, and we thank you for understanding.

Florida's offense played well enough to beat Texas A&M, but the defense let the team down in College Station as the Aggies upset the 4th ranked Gators, 41-38. Dustin and Neil break down what went wrong, and brainstorm potential fixes as the Gators approach the meat of their schedule.

The Florida Gators are going to see a familiar face on the opposing sideline on Saturday when they take on Texas A&M: former FSU coach Jimbo Fisher. So Neil called on an old friend of his own, Texas A&M beat reporter (and fellow Jersey boy!) Mike Lucas, to break down the Aggies and give his thoughts on Saturday's matchup.

Florida took care of business against South Carolina in its 2020 home opener. But the Gators still showed that they have some work to do if they want to become a championship caliber team. And that is, after all, what fans believe is the goal this season.

The Gators began their season with a 51-35 victory on the road at Ole Miss, a victory in which there was a lot to like and a lot more to work on. The In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast crew breaks it all down, both positives and negatives alike, and previews Florida's upcoming game against South Carolina and former boss Will Muschamp.

Happy game week! We finally have a college football game to talk about, and to mark the occasion, we brought on former Ole Miss wide receiver Shay Hodge. In addition to previewing the season opening game between Florida and Ole Miss, we also reminisced about his playing days for the Rebels- including his fateful 86 yard touchdown catch to shock the Gators in the Swamp in 2008- and learned more about Florida signee Diwun Black, who Shay has taken under his wing and helped become the man he is today.

Last week, former Gator tight end Ben Troupe joined us to set the table for the Florida Gators' 2020 season in our episode, "Rallying the Troupes." Today, the 2003 All-American returns to the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast for our official season preview episode as Ben, Neil and Dustin make some predictions. Among them: breakout players to watch for, keys to the offense and defense, score predictions for each of Florida's ten games on the 2020 schedule and projections for the SEC Championship Game and College Football Playoff. *Disclaimer: CFP projections were made prior to the Big Ten's revote on the 2020 season.

With Gator football less than three weeks away, former Florida All-American tight end Ben Troupe joined the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast to discuss the various challenges of preparing for a season unlike any the world has ever seen. With all the adversity the Gators currently face, from a lack of spring practice, to a unique ten game SEC schedule, to the continued cries for racial equality, how do these players best prepare themselves to uphold the Gator Standard?

We've been promising a very special guest for our schedule breakdown episode, and now it's time to deliver on that promise. Former Gator All-American wide receiver (and current SEC Network studio analyst) Chris Doering was gracious enough to join us to discuss Florida's ten game, SEC-only 2020 football schedule in detail. We also broadened the discussion to exchange thoughts about the future of the SEC scheduling process, reminisced with Doering about his own playing days, and got his prediction for the 2020 SEC Championship Game.

While the world waits to be given more clarity on a 2020 college football season that's completely up in the air, Dan Mullen and his staff have continued their run on the recruiting trail by landing a pair of top defensive backs from Miami Palmetto. Neil and Dustin break down the tape of each of the Gators' new commits and then turn the discussion to the big picture: just how well of a job, exactly, is Mullen doing on the trail?

Much has happened in the world of Gator football since our last episode, some good, some not so good. Florida picked up a quartet of new commitments in its 2021 recruiting class, but lost its chance to beat FSU for the third year in a row as the SEC announced its intentions to play a ten game, conference-only schedule. In this episode, Neil, Casey and Dustin share their thoughts on that and more, while setting the stage for the next few episodes to come.

Last September, Kentucky linebacker Kash Daniel made headlines for twisting and yanking on the ankle of Florida quarterback Kyle Trask after a play. Today, for the first time, Kash steps into enemy territory to face a jury of Gator fans (host Dustin Smith and In All Kinds Of Weather founder Neil Shulman) and take the heat for that infamous play. We did not hold back. Some of the tough questions include “what were you thinking?”, “why would you not apologize immediately after realizing what you’d done?” and “how can we know you’re a different person than the one we saw trying to hurt our quarterback?” We also talk about mental health, his private apology to Trask and more in a conversation that ultimately introduced us to a whole new side of Daniel we never knew existed. Coming from people who were as angry as anybody for that play, we understand that not everybody is going to be willing to forgive Daniel right away. If you do, great. If you don’t, that’s totally understandable too. But it is our hope that at the very least, everybody is willing to listen to what he has to say, and give him a chance.

Former Florida offensive lineman Shannon Snell becomes the first guest on the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast, and the Tampa native certainly set the bar high. Snell, a 2000 SEC Champion and a 2003 All-American, shares his unique perspectives on a wide variety of topics, including: the racial tensions plaguing our country, a particularly nauseating racial encounter in his past, his famous "Relationship Ribs," his prophecy that his Gators would upset a top five Georgia team in 2002, the 2020 Gator team, and more.

In the first post-introductory episode of the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast, Dustin, Casey and Neil take a few moments to remember Gator football legend Reche Caldwell, as well as wondering aloud if Johnnie Brown's redirection to JUCO is something Gator fans should be alarming about. The crew then discusses the specifics of how, exactly, COVID-19 has changed the offseason game plan for Dan Mullen's program and how the pandemic's impact could continue to be felt throughout the year.

In the inaugural In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast episode, we meet new host Dustin Smith, while IAKOW founder Neil Shulman and contributor Casey Hampton discuss the current state of the Florida football and basketball, as well as lament what could have been for the Gator baseball and softball teams as COVID-19 destroyed what were shaping up to be promising seasons for each of them.